Send nice texts to your friends using LLMs
Project description
compLLMents
Description
This package enables you to send scheduled, uplifting, AI-generated text messages to your friends.
It works by first using an LLM to generate a batch of positive and complimentary messages in the language of your choice. Then, a multilingual sentiment classifier scores all the generated posts and selects the most positive to send either as an SMS or over WhatsApp. Here is the accompanying Colab notebook.
DISCLAIMER: If someone you know is suffering from mental health difficulties, please reach out person-to-person or encourage them to seek professional human help instead of from chatbots. Here is one good resource of many.
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Installation
First, ensure that poetry
is installed.
poetry install
poe install-pytorch
To download files to store locally and save time of future downloads, run:
download -m path/on/huggingface
To send SMS messages, first create a free Twilio account and create a phone number (note: Twilio automatically prepends the message Sent from your Twilio trial account
to free-tier accounts). Copy your credentials from the dashboard into the TWILIO_CONFIG
dictionary in config.py
. An example config will look like:
{
"account_sid": "a_string",
"auth_token": "a_token",
"from_": "+11234567890",
}
To send WhatsApp messages, you must log in from your computer.
Usage
Texts are sent by running:
send -r recipient-name -s sender-name -n +11234567890 -l language -b -t type
send --help
explains the parameter options. Pass your OpenAI API key using -o
to use their models.
You can send custom messages by chaning the text in the TEMPLATE
object in main.py
You can set custom model configuration in the INFERENCE_CONFIG
object in conifg.py
including swapping out models, increasing the output length by chaning max_new_tokens
or increasing the randomness in reponses by raising temperature
or top_p
. The default language generation model is mosaicml/mpt-7b-instruct
which is the best performing open-sourced LLM at the time of creation. The default sentiment analysis model is cardiffnlp/xlm-roberta-base-sentiment-multilingual
which supports 8 languagees: arabic
, english
, french
, german
, hindi
, italian
, portuguese
, and, spanish
.
To schedule texts to be sent at regular intervals, create a crontab similar to the example in cron
.
Tests
Forethcoming...
License
MIT License
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